condensed

My book on design is 96 pages long

The quickest way to open source it is making a frame, but the pages are 2:1 so we're cutting them into vertical halves - it works, I just want to remake the index pages so they fit in one frame page

Currently working with @0xconca.eth on this, will keep you posted

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Currently the whole text lives only in an InDesign file - exporting it into Paragraph or whatever else would be considerable work

However, this frame is not meant to be perfect: it's a hack to make the contents of the book accessible, as in readable + shareable (which helps more people find out about it, so they can read it too)

I will actually also make the .pdf itself accessible, just gated behind a free Zora mint

But the most valuable outcome of the whole thing is letting users read and share specific parts of the book, to encourage discussion and collaborative learning

This is a first step in my plan to turn /condensed into a design school

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We're thinking about it

Mainly because a frame would let you share a specific page?

From this scale it looks like generative art. Very pretty!

Though echoing other sentiments; why do a frame and not mini app? Frame would be brutal to navigate through

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I won’t advise to make it a frame bc of the workload tbh

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Won’t it be super laggy in frames format?

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Interesting approach, How are you handling the navigation between the split pages?